The two Russian plants of Croatian car parts maker AD Plastik have restarted production to meet the needs of its Russian client AvtoVAZ, the company …
Croatian Company’s Russian Car Parts Factories Resume Production Read More »
The Russian government has allocated up to 3.5 billion rubles ($47.3 million) from the country’s reserve fund to reimburse tour operators for their losses due …
Russian Tour Operators to Receive $46mn in Government Help Read More »
Domestic tourism in Russia may resume in July, but the country’s resorts will have to reduce prices by 20-40% in order to attract visitors after …
Russian Tour Operators Hope to Resume Domestic Season in July Read More »
Concerns are being raised about this year’s grain harvest among Russian farmers and analysts as meteorologists forecast dry spring weather with little rain expected in …
Russia’s Grain Crop under More Risk Amid Dry Weather Forecast Read More »
The opinion of Russian citizens toward President Vladimir Putin has become more negative for a third consecutive year as he pursues constitutional changes that will …
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As Russia remains in a month-long national shutdown in an attempt to curb the spread of the coronavirus, its citizens have cut back their spending …
Russians Tighten Their Belts in Face of New Economic Hardship Read More »
A group of liberal economists has called on the Russian government to dramatically boost its economic relief measures amid the coronavirus crisis by letting the …
Experts Say Russia Should Hand out Cash, Boost Money Supply as Crisis Looms Read More »
Russian President Vladimir Putin has welcomed the initiative to broaden the practice of ‘green corridors’ to promote the movement of goods in the Eurasian Economic …
Russia to Expand ‘Green Corridors’ Project to EAEU Amid Pandemic Read More »
Real incomes of Russian citizens could drop by 12% in 2020 and the unemployment rate may grow to 12.1%, the Center for Strategic Research (CSR) …
Russians Looking at Possible 12% Drop in Real Incomes This Year: Report Read More »
Russian florists are destroying a million roses a day after the coronavirus caused a slump in sales, with fears of worse to come as self-isolation …
Million Rose Flowers Destroyed Every Day in Russia as Pandemic Kills Demand Read More »
